Two old knives from the man cave

[Stew]

These two are actually from a trio that I made years ago. I wanted to take one design and play with doing each of the three slightly different in terms of materials used and blade finish. The third was handled in beautifully striped Macassar Ebony but it got dropped butt first onto concrete and lost a big chip out of the wood so one day I destruction tested it.

So anyway, these have been knocking around the man cave for a good while and figure I could move them on. I'm really not after much for them so they're up for £20 each. No sheaths.



The top one is handled in Cocobolo with brass pins.

The bottom one is handled in Fibremascus (like micarta) and stainless pins. The blade has been patinated with mustard and ketchup.







Steel is 1/8" thick saw blade steel and the edges are convex.

Both need some work if you want something pretty but they're a cheap little project to play with.

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Cocobolo paypal link:



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Fibremascus paypal link:



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I can take other payments if you wish - drop me a note and we can discuss.

 

[Salaud]

Cocobolo ..paypal payment sent...cheers

 

[Stew]

Thanks Mr S.

 

[Salaud]

Ur most welcome

 

[adbirdy]

PayPal pyt sent for fibremascus, thanks

 

[realearner]

Both gone, why oh why do I see these things to late

 

[adbirdy]

Got mine today, well pleased for the money!
Thanks Stew

 

[Salaud]

I changed the shape a little on mine to make it a bit more bushy, not that there was anything wrong with the shape the way it was, I just fancied a woodlore type thing.
A little bit of filework and a salt and vinegar patina followed
Made a sheath for it.
The dangler with the firesteel is what I call my multi carry system, I have so many different sheathed knives and this little gizmo will allow me to carry any of them as it has a d ring, a single San Brown stud, and a leather loop also closed with a Sam Brown , this covers the 3 main types of sheaths that I make, it stays attached to my belt and I can simply pop on whichever knife, saw or multitool that suits my needs. the firesteel holder is also removable as it is attached by 2 poppers on the rear of the dangler..

Cheers to Stew for selling me this little beauty.